How many bong rips did you take while typing this?
I'm just fucking with you anon. I've all kinds of (sober) batshit theories on time/space.
Example: quantum physics has shown/proven that observation/expectation can influence/change the way subatomic particles act. So who is to say, when a large enough group of people start collectively looking for something/and expecting to find it, that they aren't literally changing reality to make it so?
CERN spent how long smashing particles in search of a mythical 'god particle' that they had no proof existed in the first place….and then one day there it is. Time and space are projections of consciousness, it isn't so crazy to think you could be reaching through time to find proof to something you are making true in the present, ya dig?
I just finished watching it fully about 20 minutes ago. At one point he seemed to actually (presumably unintentionally) quote/reference Q, but I can't remember where in the damn 4+ hr long bit it was.
That is manifestation on an individual scale, suppose you get millions of people focusing on a shared vision?
Global calamities, war, ELE….or on the other side of things…peace, golden age, advancement…etc
Pretty much. If time/space are infinite, and thus undefined, then all points in space and time are equal and the only thing that separates them is a conscious observation & comparison of them, relative to one's self.
I think this is the premise behind MEME 'magic', and why its importance is so heavily emphasized.
Ever expanding, yet infinite. I.e mathematically undefined. All points in space are connected and communicate through quarks and leptons instantaneously and through time (they have observed if you stimulateone, all from the same origin react simultaneously regardless of distance from each other. They have also observed these particles reacting in the present to stimuli that occurs in the future). IMO, all points in space/time are one, and all of physical reality is actually a bubble of consciousness projected by our collective sentience.